An occupational health nurse working in an occupational health and safety program is likely to provide which services? Select all that apply
a. Health/medical surveillance
b. Health screening
c. Case management
d. Job task analysis
A, B, C, D
An occupational health and safety program may include health/medical surveillance, health screening, case management, and job task analysis.
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A postoperative client is moving from the bed to a chair when blood drips from the dressing. The nurse assesses the incision and notes evisceration. What does the nurse do first?
A) Place a dry, sterile dressing over the protruding organs. B) Place a pressure dressing over the opening and secure. C) Have the client lay quietly on back and call the physician. D) Moisten sterile gauze with normal saline and place on any organ.
Upon admission to the detox unit, the nurse administers lorazepam (Ativan). The client asks, "How long will I get these drugs?" Which is the best understanding by the nurse?
A) The drugs will be given routinely until detox is completed. B) Because Ativan has potential addictive qualities, it will be stopped after 24 hours. C) High doses may be required initially but then will be tapered and stopped. D) The physician will decide the dosage and reorder every third day.
Changes in the urinary system with aging include which of the following?
a. Kidneys atrophy. b. Bladder size increases. c. Bladder muscles strengthen. d. Blood flow to the kidneys increases.